Person:James Hoge (2)

Name	James Hoge
Gender	Male
Birth`^?`	4 Jul 1706	Cumberland Valley, Pennsylvania
Marriage	1729	Chester, Cumberland County, Pennsylvaniato Nancy Griffith
Marriage	18 Mar 1739/40	to Agnes Crawford
Death`^?`	2 Jun 1795	Kernstown, Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia

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Acquisition of Land in Orange County, Virginia

Acquisition of Land from Orange County, Virginia Records:

Pages 178-82. 26-27 May 1742. Jost Hite of Orange County to James Hoge of same. Lease and release; for £190 current money. 760 acres being the remains of a pattin (patent) of 3,395 acres granted to Jost Hite... at George Harrisson lowermost corners white oaks on the north side of Long Meadow which runs into Cedar Creek... Harrisson's and not Warff line... near a good spring... into the path that goes to Cedar Lick... (signed) Jost Hite. Wit: John Newport, John Saxton, Valentine Sevier. 27 May 1742. Acknowledged by Jost Hite. [Orange County Virginia Deed Book 5, Dorman, pg. 9].

Acquisition of Land from Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants:

H-243: James Hogg of Frederick County, 235 acres in said County. Surv. Mr. John Mauzey. Adj. Robert Parris, Stephen Elmour, Thomas Wood, Richard Highland, William Hogg. 1 Jan. 1753. [Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants, 1742-1775, Vol. 2, Gertrude E. Gray, pg. 64]. (Note: listed immediately afterwards is a Northern Neck Land Grant for James' brother Solomon).

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Will of James Hoge

HOGE, JAMES

Will. 18 Mar 1793 / 5 Jan 1795/6

Wife: Agnus Hoge

Children: Moses, James, Solomon, John, Edward (dec'd), Martha Allen, Mary Evans, Barbara Reed.

Gr. ch: Moses and Edward Hoge, sons of son Edward, dec'd.

To wife, negro Jude beside her thirds. Personal estate to be appraised except the still; remainder to children as wife decides. If she marries, all but widow's thirds to be divided, half to son Moses, quarter to son James, quarter to daughter Martha Allen. To grandsons Moses and Edward Hoge, land in survey made by Thomas Buck, 186 acres, Moses to enjoy whole until brother Edward is 21. If one dies, survivor to have whole. Son Solomon Hoge to have all the rest of land, conditioned on his payment of legacies: to John Hoge, son, to Mary Evans, to Barbara Reed – 5 shillings sterling if they come to demant it; to son James, £20; to daughter Martha Allen, £15. Wife and Solmon to share plantation as outlinde.

Exr: Wife Agnes Hoge

Wit: John Setzer, Philip Barr, Mary Setzer

Sec: Peter Senseney – John Setzer. Bond £2,000£ (p. 90-92)

HOGE, JAMES

Appraisal. 26 Sep 1795 / 4 May 1796

Appraisers: Alexander Feely, William Barrow, John Barrow (p. 200-203)

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